When I hear Phantasy Star Portable 2 in the news lately, it usually has something to do with various entities (from animé to Pizza Hut) making a small cameo in the game. This time, the game will be doing the cameo-ing as it makes its presence felt in Valkyria Chronicles 2.

EA has has something special for the PS3 version of Dante's Inferno. The publisher's announced a PS3-exclusive Divine Edition for the Visceral action game. Hit the jump for details.

It's that day of the week again, another PlayStation Store update coming up. This batch is looking at a few special offers for games and DLC, so if you've been putting that download off for a while now, now's a better time for that than any. In case you were a little panged with the way the US Store has a few things that your Euro store doesn't, this sort of helps catch up.

Ukrainian developer GSC Game World has set an international release date for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat, the latest installment in their atmospheric first person shooter series. Hit the jump for details.

Let's face it - PS3 motion controller is not a verbally convenient thing to say...or type. Sony still hasn't made an announcement about what they're gonna call that thing. At least Microsoft gave us a working name for theirs. Anyway, the still nameless waggle thingy needs a name and it has become the stuff of rumors to find out what it'll be.

Xbox 360 and PC owners have a date with Sam Fisher in February next year. But before that, Ubisoft will be releasing a Splinter Cell: Conviction demo on Xbox Live.

Retailers have pulled off all sorts of gimmicks to sell their stuff, but one HD TV retailer in Japan is doing something that's a little more on the unique side: they're playing Final Fantasy XIII trailers on the big screens.

Rely on Horror has the skinny on Dead Space 2 thanks to a subscriber's copy of the new Game Informer. There's a whole load of info here, so may want to go grab a snack first.

Having scored over two billion downloads in September and hitting 100,000 apps two months later, the App Store has certainly seen some good days in 2009. As the year sees its last days, Apple names the games that stood out in the massive archive.

Black Mesa, the highly anticipated fan-made remake of Half-Life, has been found to be delayed and won't be coming out this year as originally intended. The dev issues an official statement, apologizing for the said delay. Details in the full article.